28 Jan 1910
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Newspaper
Rock Valley Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1910
Page
1
A visiting neighbor recalls a four year old replying to a question about Sunday school with Everybody but Jesus. The child explains that Jesus is calling today due to a song repeatedly sung by others, prompting shock and amusement from Mrs. A.
A reader recalls a 15 year old Dowlais experience with a deadly itch like disease. Doctors failed to help and a healer's cures proved useless until Cuticura remedies brought complete recovery for several families. The letter mentions many relatives cured and references Virgin Oil of Pine compound and a cough remedy. It ends with news of a harbor project at Topolobampo.
Congress debated a Taft era interstate commerce reform expanding the Court of Commerce and Commerce Commission powers, with carrier agreements under review and freight routing rights for shippers. Other items include pension proposals, Supreme Court rulings affirming ICC authority, census labor plans, and land policy shifts, plus a spy of mixed fiction prose and assorted notices.
A 19th century column reports on deafness treatment arguing ear tube inflammation causes deafness and James Holla Catarrh Cure and other patent medicines promise cures. Mentions Cheney Co Toledo and Grove’s Quinine as advertised tonics and asserts heat and catarrh as main factors while noting New York Chinatown population and a postcard offer from The Evening Wisconsin Co.
A Topeka woman recalls insomnia nerves and dyspepsia from coffee. She stopped coffee abruptly and adopted Postum, noting quick improvement and five years of continued well being, crediting Postum for sleep and digestion. She urges reading The Road to Wellville for more reasons to switch.
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